A zoologist. In 1892, A. C. Oudemans published The Great Sea-Serpent, gathering 187 sightings into one book. Many of the archive's Victorian sea cases pass through its pages. He reprinted the HMS Plumper account of 1848, with a redrawn sketch as Fig. 31. He reproduced Penny's drawing from the barque Pauline off Cape Roque. The Castilian sighting off St Helena he accepted as a true encounter, fitting it to his theory of an unknown giant seal. The SS Nestor and the Royal Yacht Osborne sightings appear in his catalogue too.
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Zoologist who reprinted the letter in The Great Sea-Serpent (1892) and defended it
Zoologist who reprinted the 1819 letters in The Great Sea-Serpent (1892)
Reprinted the letter in The Great Sea-Serpent (1892), in his chapter on cheats and hoaxes
Zoologist who reprinted the account in The Great Sea-Serpent (1892)
Author of the 1892 sea serpent catalogue, from which the case appears to be absent
Zoologist, accepted the case in The Great Sea-Serpent (1892)
Author of The Great Sea-Serpent (1892), which reproduced the case with two figures
Zoologist who listed the case in The Great Sea-Serpent (1892)
Zoologist who catalogued the case in The Great Sea-Serpent (1892)
Zoologist who catalogued the case as no. 149 and took it as a genuine long-necked animal
Author of The Great Sea-Serpent (1892), which redrew the sketch as Figs. 48 and 49
